The workshop, scalp acupuncture (SA) for neurological diseases, is going to introduce the basic knowledge about the brain from both Chinese medicine and western medicine aspect, the location and indication of commonly used SA area, the needling and caution of SA. The course will introduce some commonly seen neurological diseases,…
We’re launching a brand new 3 years diploma course in Acupuncture from September 2022! The aim is to allow more candidates with strong interest and enthusiasm in Chinese Acupuncture, but lack of experience in health care field, to access professional training in Chines medicine, and be able to practise Chinese…
We’re hosting our virtual Open day on the 23rd May 2021. If you are interested in any of our courses, including the PG Dip in Acupuncture, PG Dip in Chinese Herbal Medicine, and various CPD courses, please come along and meet us! To book your place please email us at info@matcm.co.uk
Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling-FSN Seminar (Foundation Course) Date: 3-4 July 2021 Venue: Sale, Manchester Costs: £360 (including a welcome pack with one FSN applicator and 10 FSN needles) Contents of the seminar Subcutaneous and Fascia tissue Muscles physiology and pathology Skill of insertion and manipulation Hands-on training…
We’re hosting our annual open day on Thursday 1st August, from 5-9pm, at our teaching clinic Acuhealth Centre in Sale, Manchester. If you are interested in any of our courses, including the PG Dip in Acupuncture, PG Dip in Chinese Herbal Medicine, and various CPD courses, please come along and…
Facial Acupuncture (CPD Course) Date: Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th May 2019 Price: £220 (Early Bird £198) Lecturer: Dr Mei XING
Inline with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) that came into place from 25th May 2018, we have updated our privacy policy. The new ‘Privacy Notice’ fully explains what we use your personal data for and how long we keep it. You can view the full details here: MATCM PRIVACY…
Acupuncture Surpasses Drug For Hot Flashes And Insomnia Acupuncture is more effective than medications for improving sleep quality in survivors of breast cancer. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (New York), and Memorial University (Newfoundland and Labrador) researchers determined that electroacupuncture outperforms gabapentin for improving sleep latency…
